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A portion of southbound US-23 in Livingston County is closed Wednesday morning due to a crash involving a pedestrian.
The former director of services at the Oxford Recovery Center has been sentenced after pleading guilty to impersonating a health care professional and witness intimidation.
This Thanksgiving, 10-year-old Zach Baca of Howell will enjoy an unforgettable experience thanks to being named the winner of the 10th annual #MIKidsCan Turkey Day VIP Sweepstakes by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and the Detroit Lions.
There’s outcry following disturbing scenes in Howell and Fowlerville recently after eyewitness videos showed what appears to be Nazi protestors spewing hate-filled rhetoric on Saturday.
A former Michigan Wolverines superstar player has been promoted to interim head coach for LEAD Prep Academy in Livingston County.
A Livingston County man who won a $100,000 second chance prize in 2022 won another $100,000 prize playing one of Michigan Lottery’s second chance games.
Five people were caught stealing numerous checks from various churches across Metro Detroit, along with having multiple debit cards under other people’s names and committing wire fraud.
A 21-year-old man from Howell allegedly attacked a sheriff’s deputy, leading to a struggle involving a 48-year-old woman from Brighton and her daughter.
The community of Northville is grappling with the tragic death of 12-year-old Declan Carter, who died when a tree fell on him during a school trip to the Howell Nature Center.
The mayor of Northville released a statement on Thursday mourning the death of the 12-year-old who died after a tree fell on him.
After a 12-year-old boy died when a 20-foot tree fell on him, the school he attended sent letters out to families regarding the tragedy.
The most dominant big man ever to play the game of basketball, Shaquille O’Neal, will be in Livingston County to visit his “Big Chicken” restaurant.
The United States Department of Justice and Hartland Consolidated School District entered a two-year agreement to strengthen the school’s ongoing response to allegations of student-on-student racial harassment.
The Livingston County Board of Commissioners approved the resolution Monday after listening to two hours of public comment.
A Michigan man said he wasn’t going to play the lottery one day, but he passed by the store and decided to buy a ticket. He won $390,000.
Hot and humid weather is supplying the ingredients for the chance of severe thunderstorms late Monday night and early Tuesday morning.
Air Quality Advisory will be in effect for most of Southeast Michigan on Saturday due to the expectation of elevated ozone. The advisory covers St. Clair, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne, and Monroe counties.
There are 34 Michigan counties under a flood watch and eight under a flood advisory as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl move through.
Michigan Civil Rights firm MARKO LAW, PLLC, announced a federal lawsuit filed against Pinckney Community Schools, Superintendent Rick Todd, and principals Janet McDole and Lori Sandula following years of a racially hostile environment and discrimination.
The driver is accused of reckless driving, breaking into a home and stealing a pickup before leading authorities on a high-speed chase through Livingston County.
Eastbound Grand River Avenue near Lake Chemung in Genoa Township will be down to one lane as Troopers conduct a thorough investigation into a traffic crash involving a carjacked vehicle.
Jeremy Michael Heath, 48, of Clarkston, was arraigned in the 53rd District Court in Howell on three counts in connection with a tattoo shop shooting.
With high temperatures reaching the upper 90s across Metro Detroit this week, the Detroit Health Department is collaborating with Detroit Recreation Centers and Detroit Public Library branches to help keep residents safe and cool while providing relief during regular operating hours.
The woman is expected to be charged with driving with a suspended license, operating a motor vehicle without insurance, operating an unregistered motor vehicle, fleeing and eluding, resisting arrest, operating under the influence of drugs and possession of methamphetamine.
A Livingston County man said he “had a hard time believing it” when he found out he won a $250,000 second chance jackpot from the Michigan Lottery.
